St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16
TOBOGG mas rs.
Nakwas and NOrGh Stars-s4 Com
plete Rist Of the Minneapolis Pop-
uiar TObOggau Clubs.

| Wakwas and NOrIh Stars.s4 Com.
| plete R.ist of the minneapolis Pop
uiar TObOggan Clubs.
| The carnival parade Friday night brought
| to Minneapolis streets host of tobogganists
| from the little town down Tie river-one
was almost tempted to think that all the
| young men in that suburb had donned
blankets and came among us. Curious how
the topography of city will determine its
sports! Down in st. Paul every street
would make a first rate tOboggan slide All
| that would be necessary would be to flood
them in the evening. and the next morning
| the ''eaSy grades would invite the festive
slider to a milea-minute pace. So of
| course, being among the hills, the denizens
of the SANITY berg are enthusiastic bog
| ganists. Minneapolis. on the other hand.
has but very few hills, and those rather re-
mote, so that only those with natural love
for winter sports are found in the ranks OF
the chute-iyers. The city cannot show
such an array of blanketed, tassel-canped
men and maidens as can her twin. but what
is lacking in quantity is more than made up
i'll the quality Of the Minneapolis crowd
only the bravest dare venture down the
| slippery sleeps which our Makwas and
| North Stars have erected.
THE NORTH STARS.
The North Stars are jolly, whole-s ouIed
| set of fellows who have never vet. since
| the first day of their organization. missed
an opportunity for ego, - and their fame
has gone abroad even as they themselves
have wandered. They are Denocratic
! they include among their numbers many la
| dies. who are, like the men, great on the
slide and irreproachable at all times. The
air in the vicinity of JohnSon's hill is lurid
with the light of the North Stars every
night in the week-they parade on the
| slightest provocation, and with their breth-
rem of Lowrey'S hill-with whom, however
they do not affiiate-they save the reputa-
ton of the Flour City as a snow-Ioving
town of the Northland. Their strong de-
sire is that this were life 'all winters. - a
wish in which many shivering soul does
not join. They wear white blankets with
| blue trimmings when on the run. and the
| disguise is complete. for no one knows
! them when in citizens dress. The mem
| bership and officers is as follows:
L. A. Day, president; W. G. Wilson, first
| vice president; George W. Thompson, second
vica president; F. r. Keough, secretary; j.
! Il MacCraig, treasurer; Z. A. h. Nelson, cap
, tain; H. B. Sherman, J. X. Head, A. Keough,
]. K. Lane, A. Dean, F. Rumpf, II. Rumpf
E. G. carpenter, F. 7. Kraft, E. ]. Kraft, S.
j. Nicholson, Al Nicholson, n. Virgo, W.
L. Badger F. N. Dowd, H. Lackor,
F. ". Lackor, F. a. Leland, C. C. Warning
! W. A Kalmbach, a. W. Ballard G.. Neethe,
! E. P. Thompson, A. B. Hush, G. E. Foster
| G.. Shelton, r. Lanterman, G. B. Hanna,
Choat Bartlett, Hugo Lundberg. F. Chiistrom
| j. Grisb. Art Armitage, S. Guiles, Harvey
West, J. Horton. E. Hanscom, C. R. Hail.
! G. P. Cross, c. Damn, G. B. Hush, j.
n. Boyd, H. J. Carlysle, K. H. Litchfield, Lon
Theen, W. Clark. Ed Mattsou, F. S. Baldwin,
W. J. Finch. ]. A. Leoni. Ben Mutt, NJ s.
Army W Wegner. L. Wirts, r. Sherer, Dr.
George La Paul. DR.. Friedlander, ]. Horton, J.
Neethe, VIII Brown G.. W. YerXa, W. Mcleod,
! Will Sammis, F. Mcclellan, W. r. Dickerson
J C. F. Hunt. X. G. Brown, C. H. Stacey, A
! Eastman, j. H. Chicks, George Belden, Al
Broom. Harry Beach, A Worth, Harry Kicker
Orville Rinehart, b. Helmbach, H. Alexander,
/ J. L. Keough, NJ. ChellgOrd, F. r. Krang, E.
n. Dickins on, Nine. G. B. Hush, A. B. Hush
E. P. Thomson. r. H. Litchfield, DR.. La Paul.
! w. Mcleod, Misses Florence Day, Nellie Ryan,
Leo Ryan, Rumple, Dillon, Carrie Virge
A. NJ. Londinstine. Edna Kneelaud Eva
Kneeland, Ella Valance, Ellen J. Thomas